Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 October 1939 — Page 6

000 ARE READY]

FOR FUND DRIVE

Campaign Will Open Mon-|

day; 300 to Hear Bates Speak Tonight.

The army of volunteer workers for the annual Community Fund campaign has reached its enlistment quota of 3000, Perry W. Lesh, Eampaign , announced tfoy.

The workers will canvass homes and business organizations between Oct. 9-26 to help the Fund realize its goal of $683,710 for the coming

year. More than 300 workers in the individual gifts division are to hear Sanford Bates, New York City, executive director of the Boys’ Clubs of America and a former director of the Federal Bureau of Prisons, at a dinner meeting tonight in the The campaign will open formally at a rally at 8:15 p. m. next Monday night at the Murat Theater.

GOOD-WILL FLIGHT HEADS FOR AFRICA

NATAL, Brazil, Oct. 5 (U.P).— Seven Japanese fliers and newspapermen took off for Dakar, Senegal, on the West African coast today in the Japanese good-will monoplane Nippon, which is making a round-the-world flight sponsored by the newspapers Nichi Nichi of Tokyo and Mainichi of Osaka. Soon after the plane took off the ‘Air France Co. announced receipt of radio messages that -it was flying normally.

FRISCO EXPOSITION ... TO CLOSE OCT. 29

tre ‘BAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 5 (U.P.). —The Golden Gate International Exposition will close Oct. 29 instead _of Dec. 2 because of decreasing attendance, the Fair's board of management announced today. ~The ' announcement, Leland Cutler, exposition president, Bade no mention of the possibility of reopening for a second season next spring. yp S—

signed 'by |

Service Ends |

Ernest A. Weneke, 2517 E. 10th

re Departmen Tie has retired, it was announced’ today. Mr. Wencke was stationed at Engine House 2 for 33 years. He is 3 native of Lawrenceburg, Ind.

DENTIST HERE WINS

PHOTOGRAPH PRIZE

Ea fall,

y one Sunday morning last . and Mrs. Omer A. Dynes,

p745 Winthrop Ave. saw .a white horse grazing on a hillside pasture’

north of the city. Heavy, dull gray clouds floated across the sky, forming an excellent background. Dr. Dynes stopped his automobile and snapped a picture. Last spring he submitted the photograph in a contest sponsored by Redbook Magazine and was named

{i winner of the $50 monthly prize.

Last month a new set of judges picked his picture as the best submitted during the year, and announced him as the winner of a $500 prize in the current issue of the magazine. Dr. Dynes, a dentist, says that a part of the prize money will go to

purchase more -photographic equip-|

ment. He has been interested in photography for nearly 30 years.

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OLD QUAKER WHISKEY NOW FULLY MATURED

FULL

YEARS OLD-YET

STILL NO ADDED PRICE FOR THE ADDED AGE!

Richer, Mellower, Finer Than Sout Actually as Old as Bottled - in - Bond Whiskies Have to Be—Yet Still Selling at a Rock - Bottom Price!

© What? Sell a }-year-old, fully ma--tured whiskey . . .-a whiskey every day as old as bottled-in-bond whiskies have to be. .. for the price of . @ three-year-old brand? They said it eouldn’t be done . . . but Old Quaker has done it! Old Quaker . has added one full extra year of age, without adding one single penny to Us already low price!

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4 economies possible. These économies we pass on to you . . . in the belief that 8 out of 10 men who try Old Quaker will keep on buying i{, meaning still more sales for us.

Try it yourself! Sample Old Quaker now! Remember—each year, as this famous whiskey grew finer and still finer, thousands switched to Old Quaker. And now, with Old Quaker full years old—jfull matured—new thousands are going to change. Be one of them! Discover for yourself that you don't have fo be rich lo enjoy rich whiskey! Be sure to buy a bottle of Old Quaker today!

_ WHISKEY

JUAKER CO., LAWRENCEBURG, INDIANA

‘VALPARAISO, Ind, Oct. 5 (U. P.) ~The cases of Earl Niverson and Alphonse Skusewich, convicts at the Michigan City state penitentiary charged with kidnaping, were transferred to Porter Superior Court yesterday from La Porte County. The men, with Richard Sweet, ‘another convict, were charged with

| kidnaping Mrs. Ruth Joiner, 29-

year-old Crawlordséile welfare worker last June, and holding her as a hostage while they dickered with prisbn' officials for ee Sweet's case, which was transferred to Porter Superior Court earlier, had been scheduled for trial Sept. 18 but was delayed when T. Emest Maholm, defense courisel, moved to * the indictment. Judge Mark B. Rockwell will rule on. the motion Oct. 18. ~ ‘All face death in the electric chair if they are convicted.”

CRASH INJURIES FATAL EVANSVILLE, Ind, Oct. 5 (U.P). —Ray Kissel, 26, of Evansville, died ‘from injuries received Monday in an automobile collision.

TRIALS ARE yr

| U.S. Red Cross Mobilizes To Give Europe More Aid

WASHINGTON, Oct. 5 (U. P)—

American Red Cross officials said

today that they spent less than| oc

$100,000 in the first month of the

European war but are mobilizing to Provide more ‘help if Europe needs

for help from the Unit-

Demand ed States has been small because

European countries were better prepared to take care of the military wounded and the civilian refugees than was the case when the World War began in 1914. But thousands of women in chapters throughout’ the country have started making surgical dressings and garments fer war wounded and refugees. None has been shipped abroad yet. The first shipment, which probably

157,000 Red Cross surgical dressing Plans for more extensive American aid will be made as soon as a report is received from an American delegation, which flew to Europe yesterday on the American Clipper.

also will include

doctors and nurses to Europe as it did in the early days of the last Voluntary

lief activities, but no reports had been received on the 'amounts col-

{HOPPENJO ON TRIA AL NOV. 7

NEW ALBANY, Ind, Ind. Oct. 5 wu. P.) —Frank E. Hoppenjon, former Floyd County Treasurer, will Nov. 7 for the fourth time on an|,

s-| county treasury, Circuit Judge John that 3. Paris said tony. Previous juries|.

have disagreed.

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